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2020-21 MOUNT MARTY MEN'S BASKETBALL MOUNT MARTY LANCERS (8-15) VS HASTINGS COLLEGE (6-15) | WEDNESDAY, FEB. 3, 7:00 PM MOUNT MARTY BASKETBALL mountmartyathletics.com | @MountMartyHoops | @mmclancers 2020-21 Schedule Date Opponent Time October 30 OAK HILLS CHRISTIAN L, 81-82 31 OAK HILLS CHRISTIAN W, 96-73 November 7 ^Presentation College W, 88-51 8 ^Valley City State L, 51-84 MOUNT MARTY (8-15) HASTINGS (6-15) 11 *At Doane University PPD 14 *BRIAR CLIFF L, 79-88 HEAD COACH: Todd Lorensen HEAD COACH: Bill Gavers 21 *At Morningside College L, 58-68 CAREER RECORD: 158-85 CAREER RECORD: 427-142 24 *MIDLAND UNIVERSITY W, 63-49 RECORD AT MMU: 28-27 RECORD AT SCHOOL: 126-112 28 *At Doane University W, 75-68 December LEADING SCORER: Jailen Billings (15.8) LEADING SCORER: Karson Gansebom (16.7) 1 At Presentation College W, 79-50 LEADING REBOUNDER: Elijah Pappas (6.5) LEADING REBOUNDER: Dashawn Walker (6.9) 5 *UNIVERSITY OF JAMESTOWN W, 80-79 9 *At Concordia University L, 71-82 THE SERIES MEDIA INFORMATION 12 *DAKOTA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY L, 66-78 Series Overall: MMU - 22 MC - 55 Radio: KYNT 1450 16 *DOANE UNIVERSITY W, 92-74 Series Last 5 Years: MMU - 1 MC - 8 Online: stretchinternet.com/mountmarty/ 19 *DORDT UNIVERSITY L, 80-97 Series Notes: Hastings topped Mount Marty in their last Live Stats: www.mountmartyathletics.com 20 At University of South Dakota L, 44-84 contest 96-92 in overtime. Twitter: @MMCLancers January 2 *At Briar Cliff L, 75-94 TEAM COMPARISION THE OPENING TIP 6 *NORTHWESTERN COLLEGE L, 56-69 Mount Marty looks to bounce back from their loss 9 *At Dordt University L, 83-94 they suffered to Hastings in overtime. 13 *CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY L, 76-86 17 *At Dakota Wesleyan L, 58-69 20 *HASTINGS COLLEGE L, 92-96 OT 74.6 Scoring Off. 81.4 The Lancers rank second in the nation in total 23 *At University of Jamestown L, 66-93 77.4 Scoring Def. 87.4 steals on the season with 203 27 *At Midland University W, 79-78 2.8 Scoring Mar. -6.0 30 *MORNINGSIDE COLLEGE L, 71-78 43.2% FG% 46.4% February 45.6% FG% Def. 47.2% Mount Marty ranks fourth in the nation in total 3 *At Hastings College 8:00 PM 70.7% FT% 72.3% three point field goals made with 242 6 *At Northwestern College 4:00 PM 32.3 RPG 33.7 -4.9 Reb. Mar. -6.0 10.5 3FG Per Game 7.7 Leading the Lancers offensivley on the season is 32.8% 3FG% 35.4% Jailen Billings averaging 15.8 points per game 11.6 Assists Per Game 11.6 1.7 Blocks Per Game 1.5 8.8 Steals Per Game 6.0 Home Games in CAPITALS 12.5 Turnovers 11.0 *Great Plains Athletic Conference Match ^at Sanford Pentagon, Sioux Falls EXPECTED STARTERS NO. NAME POS. YR. PTS. REB. AST. STL. MIN. 0 Jailen Billings G SR 15.8 2.4 1.6 0.7 26.7 5 Elijah Pappas F SR 14.0 6.5 3.5 1.7 29.8 14 Luke Ronsiek G SO 6.4 2.2 0.8 0.4 22.8 15 Chad Moran G JR 7.9 2.3 0.4 0.4 16.7 24 Tyrell Harper F SR 17.0 8.8 1.7 1.5 25.0 2020-21 LANCER ROSTER ROSTER BREAKDOWN No. Name Pos. Year Ht. Hometown (Previous School) LANCERS BY STATE 0 Jailen Billings G SR 5'10 Sioux City, IA (Sioux City East HS) Florida (1): Diaz 1 Will Turner G FR 6'0 Ames, IA (Gilbert HS) Iowa (5): Billings, Edwards, Moran, Savary, Turner 2 Marcus Edwards G R-FR 5'8 Des Moines, IA (Roosevelt HS) Illinois (1): Pappas 3 Allen Wilson G SR 6'2 Elk River, MN (Newman University) Minnesota (3): Lonneman, Moore, Wilson 4 Cooper Cornemann G FR 6'2 Yankton, SD (South Dakota State) South Dakota (8): Altenburg, Cornemann, Harper, Kotrous, Larson, Jordre, Ronsiek, Stearns 5 Elijah Pappas F SR 6'4 Rockford, IL (Rock Valley College) Rep. of Georgia (1): Gvedashvili 10 Gio Diaz G SR 5'11 Plant City, FL (University of Tampa) 11 Saba Gvedashvili F SR 6'7 Rustavi, Rep, of Georgia (NW Oklahoma State) 14 Luke Ronsiek G SO 5'11 Sioux Falls, SD (O'Gorman HS) LANCERS BY CLASS 15 Chad Moran F JR 6'5 Honey Creek, IA (University of Tampa) Freshman (4): Cornemann, Edwards, Kotrous, Jordre 21 Kade Stearns G SO 5'11 Sioux Falls, SD (Tea Area HS) Sophomores (2): Ronsiek, Stearns 23 Hunter Kotrous F FR 6'10 Yankton, SD (Yankton HS) Juniors (3): Altenburg, Larson, Moran 24 Tyrell Harper F SR 6'6 Vermillion, SD (Savannah State) Seniors (8): Billings, Diaz, Gvedashvili, Harper, Lonneman, Pappas, Savary, Wilson 25 Lincoln Jordre F FR 6'9 Onida, SD (Northern State) 33 Chase Altenburg F JR 6'4 Harrisburg, SD (Harrisburg HS) TEAM FACTS 35 Jonah Larson F JR 6'6 Beresford, SD (Beresford HS) Head Coach: Todd Lorensen (2st Season) 40 Keegan Savary G SR 6.2 Sergeant Bluff, IA (Sergeant Bluff-Luton HS) Alma Mater: Grand View University 44 Mitchell Lonneman F SR 6'6 Adrian, MN (Adrian HS) Career Record: 158-85 Record at Mount Marty: 28-27 Associate Head Coach: Dan Tharp Alma Mater: University of South Dakota Head Coach: Todd Lorensen (2nd Season) Graduate Assistant Coaches: Ryan Olsen and Dalton Bornholdt HASTINGS BRONCOS Alma Mater: Concordia University and Grand Canyon University No. Name Pos. Year Ht. Hometown 2019-20 Overall Record: 20-12 1 Mason Hiemstra G SO 6'0 Alliance, NE 2019-20 GPAC Record: 10-10 3 Karson Hansebom G SO 6'2 Bennington, NE 2019-20 Home Record: 9-4 5 Dylan Richman G FR 5'10 Lexington, NE 2019-20 Away Record: 8-8 11 Bragan Meyer G SO 6'1 Milford, NE 2019-20 Neutral Record 3-0 13 Dashawn Walker F JR 6'6 Harker Heights, TX 15 Ben Juhl G SR 6'1 Clive, IA 2020 QUICK FACTS 21 Logan Schuldt F JR 6'3 Donipahn, NE Name: Mount Marty University 23 Keith Howard F JR 6'5 Feasterville, PA City: Yankton, South Dakota 25 Branden Kizer G SO 6'2 Overton, NE Founded: 1936 31 Josh Quinn G JR 5'10 Mead, NE Relgious Affiliation: Catholic, Benedictine 33 Ashton Valentine G SO 6'0 Hastings, NE Enrollement: 739 35 Evan Kingston G SO 6'0 Sprignfield, NE Nickname: Lancers 41 Grady Corrigan G FR 6'1 Bennington, NE School Colors: Navy and Gold 53 Hayden Grint C SO 6'6 Ord, NE Athletic Affiliation: NAIA Conference: Great Plains Athletic Conference President: Dr. Marc Long Athletic Director: Chris Kassin Home Facility: Laddie E. Cimpl Arena Surface: Wood Academic Website: www.mountmarty.edu Athletic Website: www.mountmartyathletics.com GPAC Basketball Standings (as of 2/1/21) GPAC Overall GB Home Away Neutral Streak 9 Morningside 14-3 18-3 - 7-2 8-1 3-0 W1 16 Dakota Wesleyan 12-3 16-4 1.0 7-0 8-3 1-1 W2 RV Jamestown 12-4 16-5 1.5 11-1 5-4 0-0 W4 Northwestern 12-5 17-5 2.0 10-1 7-4 0-0 W7 Concordia 11-5 14-7 2.5 8-1 5-5 1-1 W1 Dordt 10-7 15-7 4.0 7-2 7-5 1-0 L3 Briar Cliff 8-9 11-11 6.0 4-4 6-7 1-0 L3 Mount Marty 5-13 8-15 9.5 4-8 3-6 1-1 L1 Doane 3-14 6-16 11.0 6-7 0-8 0-1 L1 Hastings 2-14 6-15 11.5 2-8 2-7 2-0 L2 Midland 2-14 4-15 11.5 4-8 0-7 0-0 L4.
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